Après Matignon

It is a fact of the French Constitution that almost all those who have reached the last step before the summit, i.e. prime ministers, openly or secretly strive to aim even higher and reach the Presidency. Since 1959, very few have succeeded in doing so and, as a consequence, many of them have had to...

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1. autor: Baruch, Marc Olivier
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Język:Français
Wydane: 2025
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spelling cairn-POUV_192_0113POUVPouvoirs https://droit.cairn.info/revue-pouvoirs-2025-1-page-113?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/pouv.192.0113 Après Matignon Baruch, Marc Olivier2025 fre Pouvoirs | 192 | 1 | 2025-01-10 | p. 113-123 | 0152-0768 POUV_19229 It is a fact of the French Constitution that almost all those who have reached the last step before the summit, i.e. prime ministers, openly or secretly strive to aim even higher and reach the Presidency. Since 1959, very few have succeeded in doing so and, as a consequence, many of them have had to find a new role after “Matignon’s inferno”. Before the banning of multiple mandates, several chose to withdraw in their region where they became undisputed potentates. Today, things must be reinvented, which is not easy.La Constitution française est ainsi faite que presque tous ceux qui sont arrivés à la dernière étape avant le sommet, les Premiers ministres, ambitionnent ouvertement ou secrètement d’aller encore plus haut, en accédant à la présidence de la République. Depuis 1959, très peu y parvinrent, de sorte que nombre d’entre eux eurent à trouver un rôle nouveau après « l’enfer de Matignon ». Avant l’interdiction du cumul des mandats, plusieurs se replièrent sur leur région, dont ils devinrent les potentats indiscutés. Les choses sont aujourd’hui à réinventer, et ce n’est pas facile.Cairn restricted access
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